Acknowledgments | |
Prologue | |
The Fall of Soul into Time | |
An Egyptian Gnostic Creation Myth | p. 4 |
Genesis 2:2-7: King James Version | p. 5 |
The Angel and the Unborn Soul | p. 6 |
The Arabian Creation Myth | p. 7 |
The Tasaday Soul | p. 8 |
Conceptions of the Soul Among North American Indians | p. 9 |
The Essential Whatness | p. 11 |
The Etymology of Soul | p. 12 |
The Origin of the Numinous | p. 14 |
The Origin of the Buddha's No Soul Doctrine | p. 16 |
When Are We Ensouled? | p. 17 |
Soul, Conception, Abortion | p. 20 |
The Over-Soul | p. 22 |
The Fall of Soul into Time | p. 24 |
The Birth of Soul | p. 26 |
The Seat of the Soul | |
The Second Khanda Upanishad | p. 35 |
Scipio's Dream | p. 35 |
Lucretius and the Material Soul | p. 37 |
When in the Fullness of Time | p. 38 |
The Soul Is Oned to God | p. 39 |
The Signature of All Things | p. 40 |
The Interior Castle | p. 41 |
Whether the Soul Is a Body? | p. 42 |
The Seat of the Soul | p. 44 |
The Soul of the Voice | p. 45 |
The Circling River of Psyche | p. 45 |
The Physicians | p. 47 |
The Marriage of Heaven and Hell | p. 47 |
I Sing the Body Electric | p. 48 |
The Perennial Female Soul | p. 50 |
The Flaming Tongue | p. 50 |
The Appearance and Disappearance of the Soul | p. 51 |
Marsilio Ficino's Astropsychology | p. 53 |
The Architecture of the Soul | p. 54 |
The Empirically Justified Psyche | p. 55 |
Our Unknown Soul | p. 58 |
The Diverging Ways of Soul and Spirit | p. 59 |
"Body and Soul: Coleman Hawkins, 1939" | p. 62 |
Heart and Soul | |
When Desire Enters Heart and Soul | p. 68 |
When the Soul Is Joined to Her Beloved: Gnostic Gospel Adaptation | p. 71 |
Tearing Heart from Soul | p. 72 |
The Divine Love of the Soul | p. 73 |
Let Us Love This Enduring Beauty | p. 74 |
Sonnets from the Portuguese | p. 74 |
Salvation in a Concentration Camp | p. 75 |
The Rapture of Divine Love | p. 77 |
The Soul's Silence, Exile and Cunning | p. 78 |
The Significance of Soul for Women | p. 80 |
Eros and Psyche | p. 81 |
The Soul Rush | p. 83 |
Your Breast Is Enough | p. 85 |
The Vase | p. 86 |
Soul Crisis | |
A Song of Lamentation: A Sixteenth-Century Mesoamerican Myth | p. 90 |
The Soul-Eater: A West African Folktale | p. 91 |
Dark Night of the Soul | p. 92 |
Faust's Pact with the Devil | p. 94 |
A Soul Boiling | p. 97 |
Ishmael's November Soul | p. 100 |
The Anguish of the Infantry Officer | p. 101 |
Waking the Sleeping Soul | p. 101 |
The Pilgrim Soul | p. 102 |
The Soul Agony of Abortion | p. 103 |
Freud's Soul Lost in Translation | p. 105 |
The Kingdom of Soul | p. 106 |
Rage in the Dark, the Wind | p. 107 |
The Annihilation of the Soul | p. 108 |
Soul on Ice | p. 110 |
They Want Your Soul | p. 112 |
The Postmodern Soul | p. 114 |
Once Dipped in Dark Oblivion | p. 115 |
A Lien on His Soul: The Legend of Robert Johnson | p. 116 |
Soul Work | |
Psalm 23: King James Version | p. 122 |
The Smith of My Soul | p. 123 |
Soul and Beauty | p. 123 |
Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus | p. 125 |
Fashioning a Soul | p. 127 |
The Soul of the Work | p. 127 |
Journal of a Solitude | p. 128 |
Farming the Soul | p. 130 |
Soul and the Art of Memory | p. 132 |
The Soul of Poetry and Painting | p. 134 |
On the Vibration of Art in the Soul | p. 136 |
Story as Soul-Journey | p. 138 |
Cultivating the Soul | p. 139 |
Stretching Our Souls | p. 141 |
What Is Soul Music? | p. 143 |
The World Soul | |
The Hidden Soul | p. 151 |
Lure | p. 151 |
Hestia: The Soul of the Hearth | p. 152 |
The Melanesian Concept of Mana | p. 154 |
His Soul Lies Naked in Letters | p. 155 |
The Vale of Soul-Making | p. 156 |
The Soul of the Night | p. 159 |
The Spirit of Place in the Western World | p. 160 |
Facing the World with Soul | p. 162 |
The Green Fields of the Mind | p. 164 |
The Soul-Spark | p. 167 |
The Secret Soul of Plants | p. 168 |
The Soul of Community | p. 170 |
Soul and Business | p. 171 |
The Soul of the Road | p. 172 |
Espresso | p. 175 |
Soul Food | p. 176 |
The Soul of the Computer | p. 178 |
Waiting for Tyler | p. 179 |
The Soul Hunger of Children | p. 183 |
But What About the World's Soul? | p. 184 |
The wind, one brilliant day, called | p. 188 |
Soul and Destiny | |
The Last Hours of Socrates | p. 192 |
The Shape-Shifter | p. 194 |
The Death of Beowulf | p. 195 |
When I Have Sacrificed My Angel Soul | p. 197 |
The Soul-Searcher | p. 197 |
The Celtic Doctrine of Immortality | p. 198 |
The Aboriginal Death - Expanding into the Dreamtime | p. 199 |
The Two Streams of Soul | p. 202 |
The Soul of the Fierce People | p. 203 |
The Sioux Soul-Releasing Ceremony | p. 205 |
The Haitian Notion of the Zombie | p. 208 |
The Immortality of the Soul | p. 210 |
Maya, Toltec, and Aztec Conceptions of Soul | p. 211 |
Is There Such a Thing as Reincarnation? | p. 213 |
Why Do We Not Remember Our Past Lives? | p. 214 |
From "A Dialogue of Self and Soul" | p. 215 |
The Legend of St. Elmo's Fire | p. 216 |
The Beautiful Soul of Don Damian | p. 218 |
Her Soul Descending Out of Sight | p. 220 |
A Child Asks About the Soul | p. 221 |
Her Pilgrim Soul | p. 222 |
Meditation on a Line from Saint Teresa | p. 224 |
Continuity | p. 226 |
The Soul's Distinct Connection | p. 227 |
Epilogue | p. 229 |
Bibliography | p. 231 |
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